Not so CSB .... when I was 8 years old my soccer team was a new addition to the league and we got to name the team ourselves. We named ourselves the Ghostbusters. Black uniforms with the GB logo on them. Coolest (and best) team in the league. Way cooler then the Rowdies or the Cosmos. Oh, and our goalie wore a long sleeve E.T. shirt.

Am I the only person who thought the dickless EPA guy in the first movie got a bad rap? If you've got some yahoos running around with particle accelerators strapped to their backs, you'd think they'd need some oversight.

thisispete:Am I the only person who thought the dickless EPA guy in the first movie got a bad rap? If you've got some yahoos running around with particle accelerators strapped to their backs, you'd think they'd need some oversight.

Son of Thunder:thisispete: Am I the only person who thought the dickless EPA guy in the first movie got a bad rap? If you've got some yahoos running around with particle accelerators strapped to their backs, you'd think they'd need some oversight.

thisispete:Am I the only person who thought the dickless EPA guy in the first movie got a bad rap? If you've got some yahoos running around with particle accelerators strapped to their backs, you'd think they'd need some oversight.

Except he didn't seem concerned about the particle accelerators. His hissy fit was over the box in the basement that was consuming so much power with no noticeable byproducts.

Dickless allowed the minor issues to completely blind him to the major issues.

akula:thisispete: Am I the only person who thought the dickless EPA guy in the first movie got a bad rap? If you've got some yahoos running around with particle accelerators strapped to their backs, you'd think they'd need some oversight.

Except he didn't seem concerned about the particle accelerators. His hissy fit was over the box in the basement that was consuming so much power with no noticeable byproducts.

Dickless allowed the minor issues to completely blind him to the major issues.

My only real concern is the setting. New York has changed in 30 years, will a new Ghostbusters movie have the same feel as the old one? Look at Law and Order for example, from the first episodes to the last ones the city isn't the same place.

akula:thisispete: Am I the only person who thought the dickless EPA guy in the first movie got a bad rap? If you've got some yahoos running around with particle accelerators strapped to their backs, you'd think they'd need some oversight.

Except he didn't seem concerned about the particle accelerators. His hissy fit was over the box in the basement that was consuming so much power with no noticeable byproducts.

Dickless allowed the minor issues to completely blind him to the major issues.

he was a power tripping douche. The power guy he brought along tried to warn him "Hey dude, I don't really know wtf this is, since they say shutting it down is dangerous maybe we want to find out first" and Dickless overrode the expert advice.

Meh, it's going to be Evolution all over again. Sure it seems like it should be really funny, but after it gets hammered out by a team of Hollywood writers, the really funny parts shiat on by directors and producers, and the money guys taking out any bit that might offend anyone ever it will be just another bland Hollywood piece of shiat.

theewhiterhino:I heard that story. Was it told on Letterman? Or did I read it on fark. Because that's the extent of my "tabloid" exposure.

By the way, speaking of Bill Murray, every time Road House is on and he or one of his idiot brothers are watching TV-and they're always watching TV-one of them calls my husband and says [In a reasonable approximation of Carl Spackler], "Kelly's having sex with Patrick Swayze right now. They're doing it. He's throwing her against the rocks." [Away from the receiver.] What? Oh, my God. Mitch was just walking out the door to the set, and he said that Bill once called him from Russia.